Sentence examples for congregate right from inspiring English sources

This time the post office will be the main base for thousands of news media personnel, so the police suggested it is unlikely they will allow thousands of protesters to congregate right outside the building.

About half of the original demonstrators followed the rabbi to Speakers' Corner, but Shifren had to settle for a patch of nearby grass after the police refused to let them congregate right next to the radical Islamic clerics.

Heavy bracelets congregate around her right wrist, clanking whenever she waves her hand.

Transmission spectrum revealed a high tendency of electrons congregate near to the right gold electrode, resulting in an easy electrons transmission from the right gold electrode to the molecule with bias.

Workers could not be allowed such basic rights as health care, decent wages or the right to congregate.

The Bush administration agreed last year to lower speed limits for large vessels in coastal waters where right whales congregate.

The Muslims in the jail had won the right to congregate for Friday prayers, but there was no imam, so, as Kamel recalled, Yacine stepped in.

Moira Brown, a senior scientist at the aquarium, said researchers working with Canadian officials designated "an area to be avoided" south of New Brunswick where right whales congregate in summer.

The freedom-lovers argue that smoking is a social pleasure, and that the right to congregate over drinks and smokes should not be denied to consenting adults -- including consenting bartenders, who are entitled to risk emphysema if they like the wages.

Freedom of speech and the right to congregate peacefully are two of the crucial cornerstones on which this country was built over 200 years ago.

The vigils and demonstrations will be crucial to collectively mourning what happened this weekend, but so will the parties filled with men and women defiantly asserting their right to congregate and celebrate.